NHL '99 Cheats - Nintendo 64

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SAVEGAME FOR US VERSION Nov. 29, 2006		18KB

Big players
Enter "BIGBIG" as a code.

Big head mode
Enter "BRAINY" as a code.

Larger sticks
Enter "STICKS" as a code.

View ending sequence
Enter "VICTORY" as a code.

Fast game play and clock
Enter "FAST" as a code.

Very fast game play and clock
Enter "FASTER" as a code.

Enable camera flashes
Enter "FLASH" as a code.

No goalies
Enter "PULLED" as a code.

Automatically score a goal for home team
Enter "HOMEGOAL" as a code.

Automatically score a goal for visitor team
Enter "AWAYGOAL" as a code.

Harder checking
Enter "CHECK" as a code.

Third jerseys
Enter "THIRD" as a code.

Alternate goal sounds
Press [Z] when the instant replay begins after scoring a goal. Press [Z] again to hear more sounds or hold [Z] to activate your opponent's rumble pak.

Five minute power play
Get into a fight, and do not press any buttons. The referee will call a five minute major on the other team.

Easy goals
Go down towards the goalie (if needed, use reverse angle), then run down the right hand boards. Wind up before the blue line (make sure not to be too close to the boards), then release the shot immediately before you are beside the goalie. This should work 90% of the time and allow you to get 20 to 30 goals per game.

Play the game in exhibition mode with two controllers. Press [Start], go to the "Controllers" option, and take the second controller and switch it over to the opposite side. Resume the game and with the controller two. Pause game play, go to the goalie option and select "Pulled". Resume the game and score an easy goal. Note: The goalie will return after you score.

Enable the "Very fast game play and clock" code, then shoot near the blue line on the left side. You should score many times.

Go along the left boards and at three quarters of the way between the blue line and the net, turn right . When you get to the middle of the net in front of the crease, shoot to the right of the goalie. This works about 90% of the time.

Slapshot
Skate over to the opposing team's goalie with one of your teammates, but do not get too close. Then with someone on your team besides yourself, pass the puck to the other person. Just before the player gets the puck, press [Shoot] to get a slapshot with the player being passed to. Note: The two teammates have be at opposite sides of the arena and not very close together.

Best team
Go to the "Trade Players" option in the menu and search for players with high ratings. Next, trade all of them to the team of your choice. Look at the team's rating in the menu with the "Beginner", "Exhibition", "New Season", "New Playoffs", etc. option. If it is as high as it can go, all ratings should be slightly less than the full meter. Good players are Lindros, Sakic, Forsberg, Bure, Roenick, Brodeur, Roy, Hasek, Pronger, Blake, Lidstrom, Modano, LeClair, Bondra, and others. If you have a controller/memory pak, save your roster.

The best team in the game consists of these 25 players. Although Roy, Hasek and Brodeur are the best goalies statistically, for some reason Dallas has the best goalies in the game.

Tony Amonte - Chicago
Rob Blake - Los Angeles
Peter Bondra - Washington
Ray Bourque - Boston
Pavel Bure - Vancouver
Chris Chelios - Chicago
Adam Deadmarsh - Colorado
Sergei Federov - Detroit
Theoren Fleury - Calgary
Peter Forsberg - Colorado
Brett Hull - Dallas
Jaromir Jagr - Pittsburgh
Saku Koivu - Montreal
John LeClair - Philadelphia
Nicklas Lidstrom - Detroit
Eric Lindros - Philadelphia
Mike Modano - Dallas
Scott Niedermayer - New Jersey
Sandis Ozolinsh - Colorado
Chris Pronger - St. Louis
Jeremy Roenick - Phoenix
Joe Sakic - Colorado
Brendan Shanahan - Detroit
Mats Sundin - Toronto
Steve Yzerman - Detroit
Ed Belfour - Dallas
Manny Fernandez - Dallas
Roman Turek - Dallas

Create a team with the following 25 players and 3 goalies:

Teemu Selanne - Anaheim
Ray Bourque - Boston
Theoren Fleury - Calgary
Tony Amonte - Chicago
Chris Chelios - Chicago
Peter Forsberg - Colorado
Joe Sakic - Colorado
Mike Modano - Dallas
Sergei Fedorov - Detroit
Nicklas Lidstrom - Detroit
Brendan Shanahan - Detroit
Steve Yzerman - Detroit
Doug Weight - Edmonton
Rob Blake - Los Angeles
Saku Koivu - Montreal
Daniel Alfredsson - Ottawa
John LeClair - Philadelphia
Eric Lindros - Philadelphia
Jeremy Roenick - Phoenix
Keith Tkachuk - Phoenix
Jaromir Jagr - Pittsburg
Mats Sundin - Toronto
Pavel Bure - Vancouver
Alexander Mogilny - Vancouver
Peter Bondra - Washington

Goalies
Dominik Hasek - Buffalo
Patrick Roy - Colorado
Martin Brodeur - New Jersey

Create a team with the following players:

Teemu Selanne - Anaheim
Ray Bourque - Boston
Dominik Hasek - Buffalo (goalie)
Theoren Fleury - Calgary
Tony Amonte - Chicago
Chris Chelios - Chicago
Adam Deadmarsh - Colorado
Peter Forsberg - Colorado
Joe Sakic - Colorado
Patrick Roy - Colorado (goalie)
Mike Modano - Dallas
Sergei Fedorov - Detroit
Brendan Shanhan - Detroit
Steve Yzerman - Detroit
Doug Weight - Edmonton
Saku Koivu - Montreal
Martin Brodeur - New Jersey (goalie)
Daniel Alfrdsson - Ottawa
John LeClair - Philadelphia
Eric Lindros - Philadelphia
Jeremy Roenick - Phoenix
Keith Tkachuk - Phoenix
Jaromir Jagr - Pittsburg
Mats Sundin - Toronto
Alexander Mogilny - Vancouver
Pavel Bure - Vancouver
Peter Bondra - Washington
Nicklas Lidstrom - Detroit

Then, scratch:

Paul Kariya - Anaheim
Dominik Hasek - Buffalo (goalie)
Chris Chelios - Chicago
Doug Weight - Edmonton
Saku Koivu - Montreal
Daniel Alfredsson - Ottawa
Alexander Mogiliny - Vancouver
Rob Blake - Los Angeles

Recommended players
The following is a list of good players for creating an All-Star team.

Defense
Niklas Lidstrom Detroit
Scott Nidermayer New Jersey
Rob Blake Los Angeles
Sandis Ozolinsh Colorado
Ray Bourque Boston
Chris Chelios Chicago
Brian Leetch New York Rangers
Sergei Zubov Dallas
Chris Pronger St. Louis
Boris Mironov Edmonton
Teppo Numminen Phoenix
Brian Berard New York Islanders
Sergei Gonchar Washington
Eric Desjardins Philadelphia
Alexei Zhitnik Buffalo
Steve Duchesne Los Angeles
Ed Jovanovski Flordia
Scott Stevens New Jersey Devils

Left Wings
Paul Karyia Anaheim
John Leclair Philadelphia
Jeff Friesen San Jose
Sergei Samsonov Boston
Miroslav Satan Buffalo
Brendan Shanahan Detroit
Valeri Kamensky Colorado
Keith Tkachuk Phoenix
Rob Brind'Amour Philadelphia
Shayne Corson Montreal

Centers
Peter Forsberg Colorado
Wayne Gretzky New York Rangers
Jeremy Roenick Phoenix
Sergei Federov Detroit
Saku Koivu Montreal
Jozef Stumpel Los Angeles
Jason Alisson Boston
Mats Sundin Toronto
Ron Francis Carolina
Steve Yzerman Detroit
Joe Sakic Colorado
Eric Lindros

Right Wings
Zigmund Palffy New York Islanders
Daniel Alfredsson Ottawa
Brett Hull Dallas
Teemu Selanne Anaheim
Alexander Mogilny Vancouver
Theoren Fleury Calgary
Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh
Pavel Bure Vancouver
Tony Amonte Chicago
Peter Bondra Washington

Goalies
Tom Barrasso Pittsburgh
Martin Brodeur New Jersey Devils
Patrick Roy Colorado
Dominik Hasek Buffalo
Olaf Kolzig Washington
Ed Belfour Dallas

Glitch: Extra Skill points for Shooting Bias
When you are creating a player, make sure you have no skill points on Shooting Bias. When you are done with your skill points, go back to Shooting Bias and set it to full.

Glitch: Same numbers
Go to trade players. When you are trading, give your opponent a number they already have and a number they do not have. Put the number they have above the one they do not have. Then, change the number so that they have two of the numbers of the one they do not have. For example, if both teams have a number 19 and only your team has a number 8, trade them both to the opposite team but make sure number 19 is above number 8 in the players to be traded box. When the message stating the other team already has a number 19 appears, change the number to 8. They should have a two number 8s. Note: This does not always work.